- Write about the genre of your idea:
- Genres: news; documentary, eg docudrama, docusoap, infotainment, ‘reality’ TV, educational, wildlife, special interest, makeover; magazine; discussion; review; chat show
- Develop ideas:
- programme concept; target audience; development techniques, eg creation of narrative, scenario, synopsis, research process, interview questions
- Research:
- primary sources, eg contacts, interviews;
- secondary sources, eg broadcasts, reviews, internet, archives; checking information
- Legal and ethical considerations:
- filming in public; clearances and permissions; privacy; libel and defamation; requirements of the Broadcasting Act 1994; BBC producers’ guidelines; Ofcom
- Planning:
- production organisation; roles and responsibilities; schedules; interview and contacts; appointments; location recces; budget (planned, evolving); risk assessments; documentation
- Proposal:
- subject idea; format; genre; style; audience; intended aim; budget
Monday, 12 March 2012
Year 12 - What you need to do for your planning
Be able to plan and research a factual programme for television:
Year 12 Homework - March 12
Assignment 1 – Issues in Factual Programming
You must produce a media production textbook chapter on the issues facing producers of factual programming and the impact this has on their work:
You must:
You must produce a media production textbook chapter on the issues facing producers of factual programming and the impact this has on their work:
You must:
- research the issues facing the producers of factual programming
- accuracy;
- balance;
- impartiality;
- objectivity;
- subjectivity;
- opinion;
- bias;
- representation;
- access;
- privacy;
- contract with viewer
- select particular examples found within their research and investigate these further
- produce a textbook chapter on the issues facing producers of factual programming and the impact these have on their work.
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